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Response of groundnut to intercropping with some sesame varieties under deferent plant density [electronic resource].

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Abou-Kerisha, M. A

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Language: English Summary language: Arabic Description: p.359-375Other title:

استجابة الفول السودانى للتحميل ببعض أصناف السمسم تحت كثافات نباتية مختلفة [Added title page title]

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Arab universities journal of agricultural sciences, 2008 v. 16 (2) [electronic resource].

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In: Arab Universities Journal of Agricultural Science 2008.v.16(2)Summary: Two field trials were carried out at Shandaweel Research Station (Sohag governorate) during 2005 and 2006 summer seasons to investigate the response of groundnut to intercropping with three sesame varieties under different plant densities in relation to yield and yield component of both crops. A split plot design with three replicates was used. The main plots were devoted to sesame varieties (Shandaweel 3, Toshka 1 and Giza 32) while the sub plots were devoted for plant densities (100%, 67% and 50% representing three hill spacing of sesame i.e. 20, 30 and 40 cm. respectively). The groundnut (the main crop) was grown on all ridges at a normal plant density. The data obtained indicate that all studied traits of groundnut were decreased when intercropping with sesame varieties as compared with solid crops. This reduction was higher when intercropped with sesame cv Giza 32 than with the other sesame varieties.

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Two field trials were carried out at Shandaweel Research Station (Sohag governorate) during 2005 and 2006 summer seasons to investigate the response of groundnut to intercropping with three sesame varieties under different plant densities in relation to yield and yield component of both crops. A split plot design with three replicates was used. The main plots were devoted to sesame varieties (Shandaweel 3, Toshka 1 and Giza 32) while the sub plots were devoted for plant densities (100%, 67% and 50% representing three hill spacing of sesame i.e. 20, 30 and 40 cm. respectively). The groundnut (the main crop) was grown on all ridges at a normal plant density. The data obtained indicate that all studied traits of groundnut were decreased when intercropping with sesame varieties as compared with solid crops. This reduction was higher when intercropped with sesame cv Giza 32 than with the other sesame varieties.

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